[quote=kutta2102]We entered into a purchase agreement on a new construction (David Weekley home). Within hours of signing, me and my wife had cold feet regarding affordability (we had done all the calculations numerous times before, but something about signing the contract gave us jitters).[/quote]
Having bought and sold several homes for my family, ask yourself: Is this legitimate concern, or “buyer’s remorse”?
I personally always get jitters after signing on the dotted line. It’s a personality trait some people have.
If the numbers work, and it’s a nice area that you want to live in, relax.
If you feel legitimately stretched, or you’re buying in an area you don’t really like because you don’t want to “miss out” on owning a home, that’s different…
FWIW most David Weekley homes in are in TX and none are in CA. where the laws and market is very different. I for one dont feel qualified to answer the question.
FWIW most David Weekley homes in are in TX and none are in CA. where the laws and market is very different. I for one dont feel qualified to answer the question.
FWIW most David Weekley homes in are in TX and none are in CA. where the laws and market is very different. I for one dont feel qualified to answer the question.
FWIW most David Weekley homes in are in TX and none are in CA. where the laws and market is very different. I for one dont feel qualified to answer the question.
FWIW most David Weekley homes in are in TX and none are in CA. where the laws and market is very different. I for one dont feel qualified to answer the question.
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